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Hello this is an enlarged photo from 1902 to 1906 of some of my ancestors. Does anyone know what type of hat these are and what they’re called. I know that they are made out of wool and felt. Thanks
 
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It's hard to see, but the "bowler" hat was very popular back then.
 
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Hard to see, but it has kind of a Homburg look to it. Popular in the 1900's right through WWII. The guy in the right of the image has kind of a "sloch" unblocked hat-blank floppy wool hat. You could kind of do what you wanted with those.

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I finally found it over three months ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1524277274.007029.webp
 
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